008. Harnessing Hope after Psych Med Harm: Part I with Angie Peacock, MSW and Michele Waterman008. Harnessing Hope after Psych Med Harm: Part I with Angie Peacock, MSW and Michele Waterman
REAL JOY RECOVERY PODCAST
*You are listening to a two part episode. Episode 8 is Part I of my conversation with Angie Peacock, MSW. This conversation first aired on Angie’s platform in September 2023. This podcast includes the complete details of...
58:50•26 Jan 2024
Healing After Harm: Michele and Angie's Journey Through Psychiatric Medication Withdrawal
Episode Overview
- Part I of the episode unveils the complete details of being psychiatrized and enduring a protracted withdrawal syndrome
- Michele and Angie shed light on the complexities of informed consent and pathologization of distress
- The conversation advocates for anti-oppressive, culturally sensitive mental health care
- Discussions include trauma-informed insights into addiction recovery and intersections of mental health
- The episode delves into the long-term effects of psychiatric drugs and the necessity for informed consent and holistic mental health care
“It takes truckloads of courage to face yourself and to change your life for good. So let's connect. You can find me at Michelle Waterman coaching on Instagram and feel free to DM me, join me and our growing community at www.michellewaterman.com.”
Picture this: You're prescribed medication to help with anxiety and postpartum depression, only to find yourself trapped in a cycle of new, debilitating symptoms. This episode of the Real Joy Recovery Podcast brings you the raw and honest conversation between host Michele Waterman and guest Angie Peacock, MSW. Michele shares her harrowing 16-year experience with psychiatric medications that left her with a protracted withdrawal syndrome, akin to a chemically induced traumatic brain injury.
Angie, a recovery coach who played a pivotal role in Michele's healing journey, facilitates this eye-opening discussion. Together, they unpack the physical, neurological, psychological, and cognitive toll of these medications and the importance of informed consent in mental health treatment. They also highlight the need for anti-oppressive, culturally sensitive care. If you're looking for a story of resilience and hope amidst the shadows of psychiatric harm, this episode is a must-listen.
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